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ilk. I never saw them protesting against the murderous Kmer Rouge.I'll<br />

always believe that the Vietnam War was honorable and that it served a vital<br />

purpose. <strong>The</strong>re's no shame or blame for anything that happened over there on our<br />

part.|<br />

|3/30/05 03:51:57 AM|Howard C.|Louisville||howardc@louisville||||10|Steve, I've<br />

made some telephone calls and my Aussie friend, Ray O'Brien, tells me that his<br />

brother Private John O'Brien was with the 1st Royal Australian Regiment (known<br />

as 1 RAR), Mortar Platoon.He was based at Fire Support Base Coral, Bien<br />

Hoa province, north-east of Bear Cat (US 9th Division) and Black Horse (US 11th<br />

Cavalry). On 13 May 1968, Fire Support Base Coral was overrun by Vietcong and<br />

John, 21 old, was killed.It was called Battle of Coral and a guy named<br />

Lex McCauley wrote a book about it. He also wrote a book called Battle of Long<br />

Tan, which also mainly involved Aussies. If you need any more information then<br />

let me know. Hope this is of interest to you.|<br />

|3/30/05 04:26:22 PM|Kent|La Habra, Ca||kentallenent@aol.com||||10|Howard, yes<br />

it is disgraceful how far out kooks like Fonda can protest one thing and ignore<br />

something as tragic as the killing fields in Cambodia. This tradegy is one of<br />

the worst genocides in history yet the far left politicos are strangely silent<br />

about it.Ironically, if they did mention the murder of millons of people<br />

in Cambodia, they would probably find a way to blame the United States for it.<br />

<strong>The</strong>y often turn things around to support their world view.|<br />

|3/31/05 04:43:50 AM|Howard C.|Louisville||howardc@louisville||||10|Would <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

have beaten Ellis if he slugged it out with him rather than boxing ? Would he<br />

have beaten Frazier had he boxed rather than slugged it out ? Was there any<br />

tactic he could have used to beat Ali ?|<br />

|3/31/05 10:15:21 AM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|Howard-I think that JQ would have<br />

never beat Ali' and Frazier in their primes, because they were too good for him.<br />

But, on the other hand, I think that the <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> of the Mac Foster, Lyle or<br />

Shavers fights would have found a way to beat Jimmy Ellis, regardless of the<br />

stile.Fan-Did Ali' ever dance as well as he did in the Cleveland<br />

Williams fight in other fights ? In that fight he really did float like a<br />

butterfly and did sting like a bee. In other fights (for instance against Norton<br />

and Lyle) he did dance very well sometimes, but rarely did sting. Is it true<br />

that Clay was very very fast between 1960 and 1962 and that the other guy could<br />

almost never touch him, as fast as he was in Roma in 1960 ? I have seen him<br />

against Billy Daniels and he didn't look that brilliant. Thanks. |<br />

|3/31/05 10:27:33 AM|Fan|Fandom||Fan@Fandom.com||||10|Early Clay was impressive<br />

in spurts, but hardly awe-inspiring. Against Alonzo Johnson he moved alot but<br />

had no power in his punches on his way to a somewhat close decision. He looked<br />

better against the slow Alex Miteff and Willi Besmanoff, both plodders. Sonny<br />

Banks woke him up with the knockdown, but Banks was a plodder too and Clay just<br />

picked him apart after the knockdown. Billy Daniels gave him all sorts of<br />

trouble before the fight being stopped on a cut eye. That was one of the last<br />

fights at old St. Nicholas arena. Ali killed the slow, plodding Moore. <strong>The</strong>n<br />

Clay had trouble with Doug Jones and Henry Cooper both. Clay always had trouble<br />

with Cooper's style even in '66. At this point Clay was thought of as a nice<br />

heavyweight, but would get squashed by Sonny Liston like a bug, not a bee.<br />

Clay's most impressive performances after he won the title before his exile were<br />

Williams, Patterson, Terrell. He never looked as good as he did against<br />

Williams because Williams was so slow that Ali could do whatever he wanted<br />

without fear of being hit. Williams, Folley, London were all painfully easy<br />

defenses. He fought Williams and Folley because they never were given a chance<br />

to fight for the title before, and he respected them. <strong>The</strong>y also had no chance<br />

to beat him. London was a farce, he was better than Terry Daniels, but less<br />

dangerous than Ron Stander when Stander fought for the title.|<br />

|3/31/05 12:44:53 PM|Massimo |Roma||4||||10|Two new words in the same sentence<br />

for me, SPURT and AWE ! Saved by the dictionary !!!!!Thanks again !|

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